About Cordova
  •   What transportation is available to Cordova?   •   Once there, where can I stay?
  •   Are there other interesting things to do in Cordova?   •   Rentals
  •   Where can I find out more about Cordova, Alaska?   •   Map of Alaska
   

1) What transportation is available to Cordova?
       Several airlines make daily stops in Cordova.
       Alaska Airlines: 800-225-2752 Two daily stops in Cordova.
       One from Seattle via Juneau (approximately 3 hours) and one from Anchorage
       (25 minutes)
       ERA Aviation: 800-426-0333 Depending on the day of the week, one or two       stops in Cordova (during the summer months) from Anchorage (45 minutes)
      Jim Air: 907-243-5161 One stop daily on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from       Anchorage (approximately 1 hour).
      For more leisurely travel:
    Alaskan Marine Highway: 800-642-0066. Transports passengers and
      vehicles with stops in Cordova from: Valdez (approximately 5 hours), Whittier
      (7 hours), Seward (12 hours). Check with their office for rates and departure times
      Norwegian Cruise Lines: See your travel agent for details.
      Alaska Sightseeing Cruise West: 907-276-1305

2)  Once there, where can I stay?
       •  Prince William Motel:  (907) 424-3201 or email pwmotel@yahoo.com
       •  Bear Country Lodge:  or (907) 424-5901
       •  Bears Den Cabin's:  or (907) 424-7168

3)   Rentals
      •  Cordova Auto Rental:  or (907) 424-5982

4)  Are there other interesting things to do in Cordova?
     • Hiking: More than 35 miles of US Forest Service trails lead you to Alpine       meadows, glacier vistas, and coastal habitats. You can also hike a trail which       climbs Mt. Eyak and joins the popular Crater Lake Trail.
     • Kayak the Sound: Glide quietly by seals, whales, and sea otters in Prince William       Sound. This is a world class kayaking adventure.
     • Walking Tour: Rent a cassette player and tape from the Chamber of Commerce,       and take a 60 minute self tour of the city. A must for all visitors.
     • Skiing: From bunny hills to expert slopes, skiing Mt. Eyak is wonderful for any skill       level, and the view... well it is spectacular
     • Sightseeing: The Copper River Highway (a road system running some 50 miles out       of Cordova), meanders past trout and salmon streams, spectacular glaciers and the       Million Dollar Bridge. Be sure to bring your camera and watch for moose, bear and       beaver, all are abundant here. Orca Bay Charters offers you the opportunity to       experience this splendor. Whether fishing, hunting, or sightseeing, whatever you       need, Orca Bay Charters is there to help you have a truly unique and memorable       Alaskan Adventure.
     • Commercial Fishing Industry: Walk through the harbor and see many types and      styles of boats. Watch them unload their catch of Copper River salmon. Tour a      cannery and watch the process involved in delivering this bounty from the sea to your       table.
     • Museum: Learn about the fishing and railroad history of Cordova, as well as the       cultural heritage of the Chugach, Eyak and Tlingit peoples.
     • Glacier Skating: The greatest ice skating you can imagine as you glide through ice         caves and in front of glacier walls.

5)  Alaska Department of Fish and Game:
      Phone number 970-424-3213

6)  Where can I find out more about Cordova, Alaska?
      • Cordova Chamber Of Commerce or (907) 424-7260 located downtown
      Cordova offers a wide variety of information.

If you have any other questions or would like to inquire about reservations, Email us at orcabay@alaska.com, or gives us a call at 907-424-5777.

Orca Bay Charters
Prince William Sound
Box 903  •  Cordova, Alaska 99574
(907) 424-5777  •  orcabay@alaska.com
Captain Ron Horton (U.SC.G. Licensed Master)

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